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Click-Clack of Despair

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By Wren ScornPublished about a month ago 1 min read
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Click-Clack of Despair
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The lukewarm coffee mirrored the meaningless state of the world outside his window.

Each new scroll was a fresh assault. Another fire, another war, another piece of him chipped away.

He mindlessly scrolled, the click-clack a hollow counterpoint to the hope that danced in his head.

Another notification "Connect with old friends!" A humorless snort escaped him.

Friends from a bygone era, when hope wasn't a fragile butterfly fidgeting just out of reach.

He shut down the computer, the screen a bleak reflection of his own dimming light.

(These are just words on my screen, They do not mean anything)

sad poetry
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About the Creator

Wren Scorn

We're all a little bit fed up, right? So join me.. Let's dissect the daily grind, rant about the latest outrage, and find humor in the face of existential dread.

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  • Andrea Corwin about a month ago

    Yes, said well, how it is right now, ugh. Great poem Describing it. ❣️

  • Manisha Dhalaniabout a month ago

    What a poem. Very well done.

  • Alex H Mittelman about a month ago

    Beautifully written, even if they don’t mean anything! Good job!

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